Desliga e Vem is a traditional Carnival bloco from São Paulo, Brazil, known for its vibrant energy and commitment to celebrating the spirit of Carnival. Founded in 2011, the bloco quickly gained popularity for its lively parades and its blend of traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds. The name, which translates to "Turn Off and Come", is an invitation to the public to forget their worries and join the revelry during Carnival.
The bloco's repertoire features a mix of classic samba and marchinhas, along with original compositions that reflect the bloco's unique style. They often incorporate elements of other Brazilian musical genres, creating a diverse and engaging experience for participants. Desliga e Vem's performances are characterized by the use of brass and percussion instruments, which drive the energetic parades. The bloco is known for its creative costumes and floats, showcasing the artistic flair of its members.
The traditional parade route of Desliga e Vem is located in the Vila Madalena neighborhood, a hub for Carnival festivities in São Paulo. The parades typically take place during the pre-Carnival period and the official Carnival dates. The bloco attracts a diverse crowd, from local residents to visitors from other parts of Brazil and the world. Its focus on inclusivity and community spirit is a big part of what makes it such a popular attraction during the Carnival season.
Over the years, Desliga e Vem has become a staple of the São Paulo Carnival, contributing to the city's vibrant cultural landscape. Its consistent presence and commitment to celebrating the true spirit of carnival have earned it a special place in the hearts of revelers. Year after year, Desliga e Vem remains a beloved and anticipated part of the Carnival celebration in São Paulo.
